Which Benchmark Should You Trust?

CPU Benchmark Scores 2025 — Full Data

Raw benchmark data across every major CPU testing platform. Cinebench R23, Geekbench 6 Single and Multi-core, PassMark, and Blender render times. Every score sourced from standardized testing conditions. Sort any column to find the fastest chip for your specific workload.

Understanding Each Benchmark

Cinebench R23 renders a complex 3D scene using all CPU cores simultaneously — the industry standard for multi-core performance comparison. Higher is better. Geekbench 6 Single measures single-core performance critical for gaming, app launch speed, and everyday responsiveness. Higher is better. Geekbench 6 Multi measures all-core performance for heavy workloads like video encoding and 3D rendering. PassMark is a composite score combining integer, floating point, memory, and single-thread tests — useful for general comparison. Blender measures real-world 3D rendering time in seconds — lower is faster.

CPU Model	Cinebench R23	Geekbench 6 Single	Geekbench 6 Multi	PassMark	Blender
AMD Ryzen 9 9950X	65,890	3,180	21,450	112,450	142 sec
Intel Core i9-14900K	61,230	3,290	19,870	109,320	156 sec
AMD Ryzen 9 7950X	59,450	2,980	20,100	105,890	148 sec
Apple M3 Max	21,450	3,420	21,900	95,210	98 sec
AMD Ryzen 9 9900X	48,230	3,050	17,340	98,230	168 sec
Intel Core i7-14700K	41,560	2,890	16,780	98,760	178 sec
AMD Ryzen 7 9700X	22,450	3,010	12,340	87,340	198 sec
Intel Core i5-14600K	24,670	2,760	13,450	79,450	224 sec
AMD Ryzen 5 7600X	19,230	2,680	10,980	72,180	245 sec
Intel Core i9-13900K	58,760	3,100	18,990	104,560	162 sec

What Do These Benchmarks Mean?

Cinebench R23 measures raw CPU rendering performance — higher is better. Geekbench 6 Single tests single-core speed critical for gaming and everyday tasks. Geekbench 6 Multi tests all cores simultaneously for heavy workloads. PassMark is an overall CPU score used for general comparisons. Blender measures real-world 3D rendering time — lower seconds is faster.

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No single benchmark tells the complete story. Cinebench R23 is the most respected for multi-core comparison — it uses real rendering workloads, not synthetic tests. Geekbench is the most widely used for cross-platform comparison including mobile chips. PassMark has the largest database of scores making it easy to compare almost any CPU. Blender is the best real-world test for 3D artists and video editors. For gaming, none of these fully replicate in-game performance — always check game-specific benchmarks for your titles.Type your paragraph here